Best for non-native speakers

Strengths:

According to me e-GMAT is perfect for someone who feels that their quant is good and needs finishing and their verbal is something that they need help with. The Last Mile Program help with exam day strategy, and managing stress and self-doubt.

Would make the product better:

Nothing much, there is a new platform that they have built, so an integration of Scholaranium and Neuron would be good.

The platform is best for non-native speakers. Verbal strategies from Payal are perfect and you can follow them without going anywhere else. In quant there is PACE which helps with cutting down the preparation time by a lot if you are someone who has good grasp on math fundamentals, and if not there are detailed modules on each topic. The quality of hard quant questions is exactly like actual exam. If you are confused about how to approach DI, then there is step-by-step detailed modules on each sub-topic and how to approach each type of question. There is a huge question bank for DI with proper explanations. There is a dedicated forum for each question and you can interact with Subject matter experts if you are not able to understand certain solution or you have a better way to solve a questions and you want to confirm your approach. The response time to your forum questions is less than 24hrs.
They are constantly evolving their course offering. Leveraging AI on products like Neuron where you can basically create parallel questions to solidify your learnings. There is last mile program where you get to interact with a mentor who help you with those finishing touches in your preparation. In a nut-shell it is best of both worlds, self pace learning and that human touch or mentorship you need sometimes to understand things better.